Sentence examples for hard surveys from inspiring English sources

Rather than distributing hard surveys to an organization at great expense, I was able to extend the geographic reach of the survey and use a splashy Web interface to make the poll more appealing to increase response rates, expand the time period so people could complete the survey at their convenience and minimize human error in the data management process.

Finally, data from the Harding Survey that focused on capacity development and leadership on HRBAP for UNICEF staff (see section 2.1.5 for more details on the survey) was used as a basis for data on knowledge and understanding of HRBAP.

Four hundred randomly sampled hard copy surveys were selected by CMS staff from all mailed surveys coded as being completed surveys.

Just over half said they would mind having travellers living next to them.Comparing these results with the rest of Britain is hard because surveys produce different answers according to how a question is worded.

In the absence of hard numbers, surveys have attempted to capture whether attitudes toward marital naming have loosened in any real way.

To minimize potential data entry errors by the two CDAC data entry staff, mismatches between the CDAC standard and the vendor standard were compared to the original hard copy surveys and adjudicated by a data quality control supervisor.

But primaries are notoriously hard to survey accurately, because of the difficulty in identifying likely voters and because of rapid shifts in voter sentiment.

About three-quarters of Hispanics and about two-thirds of Asians believe they will progress in this country if they work hard, the survey found.

Page H4 GEE, DISCIPLINE'S HARD A survey of 2,100 parents showed that 1 in 3 believed they could not effectively discipline their children.

The status of the 19 sub-populations of polar bear has long been contentious as they are hard to survey, but while a few are growing, more are declining.

WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART Madison Ave .at 75th St. (800-944-8639) — The early seventies are in the air, with a trifecta of Robert Moses shows and the "High Times, Hard Times" survey of overlooked painting.